... THE LATE EARL OF CARDIGAN. James Thomas Brodenell, seventh Earl of Cardigan, and Baron Brudenell, of Stanton Wy vill, Leicestershire, the peerage of England, and a baronet, a Lieutenant- General the array, and K.C.8., was the eldest survivine son of ttobert ...

... , Is cheered fresh from hi* friends Mr. Carey and Sir John Leicester, lie wrote homo and offered for £5O to cut In marble for chapol at Cork basso-rilievo of Dead Christ. For hi* patron, Sir John Leicester, he executed a* commission Eve startled at the ...

... Thomley, St. Bartholomew's, coup:? Durham, the Rcy. W. Hampsnn Walter, to Henrietta only child Richard Smith, Esq., late of Grattan’s-hill, this oduhty. ~ the Sth Castlebellingham, Sir Thomas Pierce Butler, Bart*, of Ballintemple, county of Carlow, Hester ...

... HOI’SE ROBBERIES. Dublin, Auo. 4—Mr. John Darby, of Mecklenburgh-street, on Friday evening last, about nine or ten o’clock, was riding along the road between Celbridge and M.iynooth, when was attacked two fellows, armed with shovels; one them knocked him ...

... for his act. In consideration of the good character he received from his employer, he was only lined 10s and costs. John O’Connell, Grattan street, was charged by Detective-JSeigeaufc Mahony with the larceu}' of a quantity of carpenter’s tools from Patrick ...

... extinct, properly became vested in John Flood, grandson tbo founder of the family. John Flood made tus will in ISO 7, devising the lands to Lord Doneraile and Richard Aldworth in trust to the use of his eldest son John for life, with the remainder in tall ...

... injatei.—Correspondent of Witu,.—According the will the property the Ute Earl Cardigan is disposed the following manner Legacies of to Viscount Curzon, M.P. ;and to Captain the Hon. John Vivian, M.P., ilia executors ; ,£5,000 to the Earl .of Westmoreland ; £lO ...

... Anatomy and Physiology.— John Roche, first prize; Robert D. Corbett, second prize ; Thomas Ryan, third prize; John H. Grattan, fourth prize. . Materia Medioa. —Patrick J. Cremen, firat prize ; Francis Roche, second, prise; and H. Grattan and Robert D. Corbett ...

... AUCTION AT 178, LOWER GLANMIRE ROAD, (A little below Grattan's Hill,) Of Drawing-room, Parlonr, and Bedroom Furniture, all variety, on MONDAY, the sth MARCH, Twelve o’clock, sharp. . . . J»v i. / MR. JOHN R. WILLIAMS begs to announce that hs has been favoured ...

... every soldier was withdrawn from Ireland, and the Irish demanded arms to protect themselves. They received them, and thus sprang into existence the , Volunteers of Ireland. Henry Grattan demanded I separate avtonomy for his country, and, amid the salvos ...

... admitted. Thomas Shaw Dnnscombe. rated for boose 47 Grattan Hill, in succession with the house 99 Sunday's Wei/ Road, was ohj-'Cted to the Radicals. Mr. Donscombe deposed that occupied the house, No. 47, Grattan Hill, and removed to it direct from the house ...

... doing well. Mr. Charles St John, author of the Wild Sports and National History of the was shot accidentally one of his arms, on Tuesday, whilst on the moors near Invernesa. Melancholy Catastrophe from the Incautious Use op Fire Arms.— We lament to say that ...